
New Claim Link Feature
Defending your rights is now easier thanks to the new “Claim Link” feature (available in the actions menu of each registration). This feature, designed to help creators in the event of copyright disputes over their works, allows you to generate a temporary link with the evidentiary elements to verify your registration with platforms like TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, and similar.
The main features of this tool are:
- Designed to streamline claims on digital platforms.
- Offers a clear and direct way to display the registered work and its registration details.
- Facilitates sharing with legal teams without compromising file security.
- Accessible 24/7 from the work’s registration actions panel.
- The link allows you to configure its duration, a password, downloadable elements, and can be revoked at any time.
Regardless of the type of work, you no longer have to worry about how to present certificates and other evidentiary proof for external teams to analyze. Now, you simply go to the “Actions – Claim Link” menu and configure a temporary link tailored to each claim system.
“We have always highly valued the suggestions of creators who have to defend their rights every day, and this is one of those examples showing that by listening, we can adapt the tool to the real needs of creators,” explains Mario Pena, COO of Safe Creative.
“Introducing the ‘Claim link’ feature not only simplifies managing dispute resolution and safeguarding my scripts, but it will also empower thousands of writers and creators globally to substantiate their rights quickly and professionally,” explains Sameer Alrawshan, writer and performer of mystery and horror stories on YouTube.
If you have a subscription, you can already try out this new feature whenever you need to provide information during a claim process or share evidence with a legal team.


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